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Anthony Fauci's private diary reveals he personally convinced Bill de Blasio to close New York City schools, bars, and restaurants in March 2020.
Maria Varchetto says she found an adult male showering in the women's locker room at Lynnwood Recreation Center during a youth swim meet event.
Soros family pumped more than $1 million into PACs backing progressive prosecutors for 2026 elections, despite recall elections and defeats that removed dozens of district attorneys.
Abdul El-Sayed refused to apologize for his "ogre on a pike" remark, revealing he was targeting John Fetterman, not primary rival Haley Stevens.
Holocaust Museum chairman Jeff Miller invited Zohran Mamdani to visit and learn what genocide actually means after the NYC mayor's repeated use of the term
Morad Tahbaz describes harsh Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps detention in Evin Prison and warns that the U.S.-Iran war could make Americans still held in Tehran more vulnerable.
Iconic red booths, neon signage and baby back ribs jingle memorabilia return as Chili's rolls out a nostalgic restaurant redesign nationwide.
Lindsey Graham's Russia sanctions bill faces a key Senate vote Tuesday night, hours after his funeral at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
The DCCC is backing five new House candidates in Arizona, Florida, Iowa, Minnesota and Montana as Democrats fight to wrest House control from Republicans.
Mentalist Oz Pearlman's act at the White House Correspondents' Dinner mirrors how political reporters use anonymous sources to guess what Trump thinks.
Gov. Larry Rhoden faces outsider Toby Doeden in South Dakota's first-ever gubernatorial runoff while Georgia Democrats vie to replace Rep. David Scott.
Trump's new student loan caps target graduate school borrowing as politicians like Zohran Mamdani rally debt-laden followers toward socialism.
Lindsey Graham's legacy of faith, military service, and sacrifice for South Carolina is remembered by a colleague who called him a true statesman.
The searchable database names affluent property owners who could face the proposed pied-à-terre tax, raising new privacy and security concerns.
Utah ranks as America's best state for a fourth straight year while Texas claims the No. 1 economy and South Dakota surges to the No. 2 spot.
El-Sayed refused to apoelogize for the “ogre on a pike" remark that drew backlash from fellow Democrats, while Haley Stevens slammed him over his unreleased tax returns and roughly $300k in outside income.
The second shooting at the U.S. Consulate in Toronto this year triggered an hourlong police chase, although no arrest was made as officials continue to investigate.
Patrick Clancy testified about his ex-wife's mental health spiral on Seroquel and her intrusive thoughts about harming their children before the killings.
Heart-stopping video shows a 16-year-old lifeguard battling relentless waves to save a child from dangerous surf as beachgoers struggled to reach the pair.
A California family claims a group hurled chairs and beat relatives as young as 17 at the Kaanapali Alii resort in Lahaina after racial threats.
Anthony Fauci's diary entries reveal Jake Tapper texted him questions to ask CNN guests and dined at his home, calling President Donald Trump "totally nuts."
Brian Harman raised his middle finger at a TV camera in the scoring area as Scottie Scheffler erupted in laughter and a fist pump at the 3M Open.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says Anthony Fauci's diary entries reveal a fixation on fame, claiming the doctor did incalculable damage to public health trust.
"Frasier" star Kelsey Grammer told Katie Miller that Hollywood keeps flopping by forcing modern spins on classic stories that ought to respect history and culture.
New York Times reporter Jonathan Swan said President Donald Trump showed him a document comparing himself to Napoleon, Stalin, and Genghis Khan in terms of power.